Thatcher Horton, a Denver sports arena owner and sports team owner, made a verbal promise to support his injured hockey player, Bobby Spencer, a friend of Ken's. When Horton reneged on his promise, Ken asked Perry to represent Bobby in a lawsuit against Horton. However, just after Bobby threatened Horton, the arena owner was found murdered, with the murder weapon discovered in Bobby's possession. Perry agrees to defend Bobby, who claims to be innocent, but the investigation reveals that Horton was disliked by his wife, son, and others. As the case unfolds, Perry must navigate a complex web of motives and alibis to uncover the truth behind the murder.
Perry Mason: The Case of the All-Star Assassin
Thatcher Horton, a sports mogul with a Denver arena and teams, has a verbal agreement with his hockey player, Bobby Spencer, a friend of Ken, to provide for him if he suffers an injury.
